Go to 'settings', then select 'output' from the side menu. Step 3. On the home interface of VideoProc Converter, click 'Video' and go to the Video interface, then tap '+ Video' button to add one or more video files from your local computer. The Photos app version 2018.18071.15310. added support for using your GPU (hardware acceleration) when encoding video, which should speed it up. Adobe premiere pro not using gpu for render: Editing Software's Are All Changing The Color Of EVERY Video (Vegas Pro 15, Adobe Premiere Pro) Adobe Premiere Pro: Premiere Pro Renders Not Playing: Premiere Pro CC 2017 crash on start: Surface Pro 4 m3 run Photoshop and Premiere Pro: Drive setup for Adobe Premiere Pro with 1 sata and 2 ssd Instructions: Download and unzip the test assets using the link above. Done! Hardware-Accelerated HEVC (H.265) in Premiere Pro Premiere Pro 14.2 H.264 and H.265 Hardware Encoding Performance GPU Accelerated Hardware Encoding (such as NVENC for your NVIDIA GPU) was added with 14.2, so your build of 14.0.3 will not have that feature (previous to 14.2, only Intel QuickSync Hardware Encoding was available). You'll find the option to leverage Hardware Encoding for H.264 & H.265 under the "Video" options when exporting from Premiere Pro (Also in Media Encoder profile options). The second fix is to switch from hardware rendering to software rendering. Set the profile level to Main 10. If GPU accelerated rendering is enabled, it will be mentioned as shown below. Render Device: select "GPU". With the launch of Premiere Pro 14.2, Adobe has added support for GPU-based H.264/H.265 (HEVC) hardware encoding which allows you to utilize specialized hardware built into NVIDIA and AMD GPUs to improve export performance when exporting to H.264 and H.265. 5:36 - Results #2: Hardware 1-Pass vs Software 2-Pass. Premiere Pro (BETA) - H.264 NVIDIA Hardware Encoding Performance